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Marriage between blood relatives is prohibited because it can lead to genetic disorders in the offspring. The risk of genetic disorders increases as the degree of relatedness between the couple increases. For example, the risk of genetic disorders in the offspring of first cousins is about 2%, while the risk of genetic disorders in the offspring of siblings is about 50%.
Same-sex marriage (Nepali: समलिङ्गी विवाह pronounced [samlɪŋgi bibaː]) is a type of marriage that is done between two people of the same sex. Nepal has a diverse and vibrant LGBTQIA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual) community and has been regarded as a leader on LGBTQIA rights in South Asia. However, same-sex marriage still remains illegal in the country.
Court marriage (Nepali: अदालतमा विवाह pronounced [ʌdaːltma bibaː]) is a type of marriage that is done by registering the marriage at a district court in Nepal. Court marriage is a legal process that requires both the man and the woman to accept each other as husband and wife and to fulfill certain conditions set by the law. However, some people may face difficulties or discrimination in conducting a court marriage due to their previous marital status, such as being a divorcee or a widow. This article will help you know the legal formalities and social stigma of court marriage of divorcees and widows in Nepal.
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